New pictures of the sleek, shiny and futuristic - Blackberry 10 L series have been released and it looks very much like an iPhone. The images suggest Research In Motion has finally dropped the full keyboard and opted for a full touchscreen device. However unlike the iPhone, the new BlackBerry has no home button adorning its front. It is expected that the software will allow users to switch between apps without having to go via a home screen.
Some components of the new Blackberry10 L series include a 1,800mAh battery, a rear-facing camera with flash, and a micro-USB data and charging connector. A micro-HDMI connector is also included on the handset, providing it with the ability to connect to high-resolution external displays - suggesting RIM will be bundling film rental services, as its rivals Apple and Google do with their respective operating systems.
The operating system is designed to take BlackBerry handsets out of the feature phone era and into the world of the smartphone with full support for HTML5 browsing, high-resolution displays and third-party applications - including support for some Android apps.
It is also rumored the new Blackbery10 L series has a reboot time of 8 seconds....wow right??!!! Its not confirmed yet though, so I guess we'd have to wait for its release to confirm that.
It is also rumored the new Blackbery10 L series has a reboot time of 8 seconds....wow right??!!! Its not confirmed yet though, so I guess we'd have to wait for its release to confirm that.
The phone is currently under going final stages of testing in about 50 labs around the world including Nigeria.
RIM plans to release its next generation masterpiece smartphones on January 30 2013. Just in time for Valentine...lol!
RIM plans to release its next generation masterpiece smartphones on January 30 2013. Just in time for Valentine...lol!
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